But then she'd know we'd all think of it. CHAPTER 28The house in Cheltenham was in darkness. It would look like a huge concession to herfears, it might calm the bitch down. ''I don't think so.
Theaffair she had been conducting with a young girl from theParis office was beginning to go badly wrong; the girl hadmade it very plain that she found Serena unbearablypossessive. He feltgenuinely torn about the whole issue; he had moved to thearea five years earlier, when he had been adopted as Labourcandidate for the constituency, and had fallen in love withits beauty. ''Julie, don't cry,' said Aubrey gently. ' She held the candle flamenear one of the old curtains.
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